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Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
THE MEMORIAL GIFT fOF THE CITIZENS
OF WICHITA TO THE GARFIELD
UNIVERSITY.

The State of Kansas and several DINER
states have already arranged to place in the
university memorial tablets OF stone, ana
one is also expected from the Dlstrlc0 oi
Columbia. Wichita can place something
more than tablet Of stone ard almost as
durable; something that will present the I'M
press of the great man fresh to the people Tor
centuries to come.
Mr.. G. W. Morrison, an artist VINO mas
been in Wichita for several months, mas
completed design for a large life-slze, Iul
length portrait of President Garfield, 10 De
placed in the university. The picture pro-
posed is to be about feet high by six feet
wide; the design represents Mir. CARRIED as
the scholar, as the soldier and as the states
man sitting in the presidential chair. Inc
likeness will be selected from his best photo
graphs supplied by Mrs. Garfield, with all
the descriptive assistance, also, that she can
give. The portrait is to be painted in bold,
truthful manner, with great care to correct
likeness. and the W hole picture TO be finished
in mastery manner, 90 lal In every respect
to the best large portraits IN the united
States 1t will be surrounded with mag
nificent frame mounted with ornaments de-
signed especially for it, gilded with pure gold.
Tn. frame will cost $780, The picture in
Guiding the frame is proposed at $500, which
will be very low for such work.
From the work that Mr.. M. has on exhibit
tion in his studio, and the long experience he
has had with such subjects, no one need
doubt his ability to accomplish the work in
full as he proposes.
The picture to be presented to the Garfield
University by the citizens of Wichita as their
lasting tribute to the memory of the great
man it represents. The citizens will be wait
ed on in few days with subscription list and
terms; it is proposed to limit the amount of
each subscription to 81, SO that more can
participate in the good work. There will
certainly be no difficulty in raising the
amo unit in that way, as it is thought the citi-
zens will subscribe freely the small amount
required to accomplish the work.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
TOUGHS on DECK.

There was quite a lively time on East
Douglas avenue last night near 10 o'clock.
Two lads had knock down in Wilkes bak-
cry near Enporia. When they had finished
the ''setton one crossed the street te barber
shop. Soon after a policeman entered the
shop in search OF the man. Finding him he
started TO the cooler with him. A gang of
toughs took after the officer and prisoner
with jeers and cat calls and the usual song
manufactured by street gamins of large and
small variety. In front of the Manhattan
big two-fsted duffer hit the officer over the
head with cane, bringing him to the earth.
The prisoner free started north on Topeka
avenue. The officer followed but was unable
to catch him In order to stop him he fired
once, but the fellow failed to slow up and es-
capped.
Some of the buffers Who opposed the officer
yelled that the one arrested was not the right
man, but that was considered by those who
were interested TO be grand bluff. A gen.
tleman who saw the trouble from the begin
ming stated that the one arrested was the one
who had been in the fight and the toughs and
street scabs started the cry to call out efforts
from the more respectable class
A number of gentlemen who were heard
speaking of the disgraceful mob thought that
even if the officer had made mistake in his
selection there was civilized way in which
to make the correction. There seems to be
good reason for believing that the parties
desired by the officers will walk up
to his honor very much like Others engaging
in street fights and pay their fine in the near
future, provided they show their faces in the
city.
The officer who attempted to make the ar
rest was Jim Antrem. The lick he received
in front of the Manhattan gave him an ugly
wound on the head, but he did not leave his
post.
While the mob was raging and bowling
very much like barbarians fresh from Africa
two other fights occurred in that neighbor-
hood. Sheriff Hays and Deputy Brown ar
rived on the scene just after the prisoner
made his escape, but in time to hear the
heathens talking about lynching the police
man
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
WORK PRoGR ssING.

Ties and iron for the Wichita 6 Suburban
motor line have been distributed on Water
street from Douglas avenue to Fifteenth
street. Several car loads of material is now
on hand which has not been distributed and
it is hoped the company viii have no delay
from lack Of material Track-laying will
commence in a few days
Rolling stock has been ordered and IT Is
expected on hand by the time the track is
completed Steam motors will be used which
the CONS any report noiseless. The cars VIII
be heated in winter by steam which feature
would seem a very commendable one.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
DIED.

Mr. W. A jackson, secretary OF the Lum-
bard Mortgage Company, died Friday night
with ma'Mial fever He had been sick for
three weeks, and for some days his physici-
ans have entertained no hopes Of recovery.
The remains were shipped yesterday morning
to Narysville, No his former home.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
RrsINEsS COLLEGE

The following gentlemen entered The
Southwestern Business College last week
J.H Stout, Wichita, Kan; A d. Phelps
Wichita. Kansas; Quincy Bintord, Hsver
Isn6. Kan r q. Allison, Chsny, Kan Z
n Spoouer. Wakefield, Kan
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
AMUsEM ENTs.
zooIoaIcAL NrsErN.


Another highly pleased audience greeted
The Hidden Hand" at the biological
Museum last night, and the storms Of laugh
ter tia. greeted the comedy, fastens upon il
the stamp Of success Mr.. Bozardus aston
ishsd the audience with his rapid shooting,
AND offered one thousand dollars 10 any MAI
who can equal him
MAIN STREET THEATRE
This house was filed last night with an
appreciative or dience 20 witness the fnsi
production Of "Mliss7 Miss Earl a. Nils
and Ar. Belts as The Judge made decided
hits Next wdek The Octoron-
CRAWFORD.
The house wac crowded to ifs utmost On
pecify last evening 70 witness the last per
ferrnance Of the present engagement OF fn'
wlber comedy company The play pre-
SEATED was the Bankers Daughter, atse'
which was made the distribution Of presenfs
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Miss Susie Ford, who has been very unwel
for some days, was yesterday reported as i'm
proving.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

The foundations for two buildings, l6x50,
90 be erected by b. Kelch on East Douglas
are completed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Mr. j. E. Hutchinson, Supt. of Anthony,
made the EAGLE a very pleasant call last
svening
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
SUMMARY.

Struck ou.-By Smiley I. bv Bsrtson 8,
Bases on balls-By Smiley o, Bartson 5.
Wild pitches-By Smiley o. b Bartson l.
Double play-Sharry aid Whistler.
Two base hits-Haoer, Sharry and Nc
Clelland =.
Umpire, Suratt.
Time of game hours.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Miss Julia Somners left over the Rocl
Island for Mcpherson yesterday morning.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

We have been requested by parents TO say
that they believe private school is needed
in this city and would get good support
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Excavation is being made at the corner of
Ohio and Douglas for a business building
5oxll0
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

II. Smith of ST. Louis has accepted a
position as operator at the Western Union
fsleGraph Office this city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Mrs Charles Rossler received the sad news
by telegram that her sister, Mrs Henry L.
Rolling, of Louisville, KY, died very sud
very suddenly.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Mis- J. r. Holiday and little son Fred are
sps nding several weeks at Excelsior Springs
Mn.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Morris Levy has been called to Kansas
City by the illness in his family.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Rid &c Comfy, of the Growler, has returned
from a business trip to the east.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Rev. F. b. Brookmiler, of Stuart, Iowa,
ar rived in the city last night to join Rev.
Martin in special meetings at the L B.
oh
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
Week Conn enciDg

EXTRA copies of the EAGLE can be OF
soased La the counting room for five cents
zach, with or without wrappers.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

M W. Levy president of the Wichita
n ational hank left last evening for Manitou
springs, where he will visit Mrs. L.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

to Eureka Springs to be absent a couple of
weeks.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Civil business occupied most of the time
yester Jay in the Justice courts; Judge Bar
rett disposing OF seven cases and Judge
Walker Of eight.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Mr.. n. c. knight is reported as being
among the fellows who wore pleasant smile
which is marked by peculiar richness
It's good sized hearty boy.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

MIN. Smith Of Mason City, Ill, and
Mr.. W. a. Ssaley, Of Afhen, O., are In the
city on a prospecting tour.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

President NJ. W.'Levy, of the Wichita Ma
tiona', started TO Maniteau Springs, Colo.
where his family is at present
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Miss Ford, daughter of E. P. Ford, is inn
pro wing and bids fair to recover.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Last evening quite a crowd were attracted
at 8. S. Kemworthy's fruit stand by large
watermelon cut in two and frozen in a cake
st ice at the Crystal Ice Factory.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

CaAwFoRDs OPERA HOUSE. u
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY JULY 2s & q.
The Monarchs of the Worlo,
HAvERLY'S
New American and European Mastoooh
-MINS RELs"
Under the Management Of W. s. Cleveland
POSITIVELY, p. slTIVFLY!
xsvey4y-s Greatest Effort Haverlyls Only Ministries
Hayaiy's Newest end best! HaverSS
m. Entirely New ard Recently Feorgsnized Com
1sny Includes al W u Have Never Seen and
wha. You Havn't Seen Equaied
The Somewhat Different Comedian
GEO. n. WOOD.
The -Four Great Musical Kings
WOOD BKAsLEY. SHEPPARD AND BRYANT.
Decidedly Funny
LEW sPENCER-
The Original Worlds Trio,
QUEEN, STOWE AND RANDALL
Hilton The Buman Enigma,
Kasssr Percy the Ladies Pet. Infant Phenomenon
Howe Doyle, the Dancing Marvels
Fred Malcolm. Intelligent Conversationaiist.
4.N. Kayne, Eddie Manning, Harry HowaTd' VIM.
Rowe, and others-iD ell Nearly Hall
Hundred People In One Per
Torrance. Truly
A MAGNIFICENT MINSTREL CARNIVAL!
ADVICE: In advance S. cure Seats. Avoid ire huSh
Reserved sests sale Mond;y Mornir &, July &ih
Crzwfsrds Opera House
x2AnxIgiD OPERA HOUSE -
~ Esau YoUNs, sole Lessees and Managers
MONDAY. JULY II.
soLoN SINGLE.
xrssseded BY Refined and Pleasing speciaities'
songs Dances. Etc.
THURSDAY JUFEH
THE cALIfoRe la DE ECTlvR,-
with specalties eongs. Dances and etc.
nj Admission 10 IS and IS cents.
xxyIuaITA ZooLoGICAI. MUSEUM.
". G. MCCONNELL Manager.
rne Coolest Place OF Amusement in the City.
THIS WEEK
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY IS.
THE M INST .h ALLIGATOR.
a Fresh O rival Of Rare Monkeys end a Cargo OF
Menagerie Specialt1es.
IN THE CURIo HALL
x,use LARGE Froors-12G 900 Square Feet-Twenty -four
Large Windows.
4ess1sk attention TO Ladies and Children at Our
Afternoon Performances.
MAUDlToRIUh HALL
The Eminent Character Acter
ROBERT =: NEFF, -
Aaa the entire Company in a Grand Comedy BIZ
Special Engagement OF
Mr. FRANK KENNEY -
Irh MsryeIt us Glsss Eater-Tte Wonder OF tie ge
Performances afternoon and evening except
D12dny.
Admission 10 ecnts reserved seats 10 cents specially
nnDorved seats cents extra.
sTNRE EAIN STREET THEATRE
III AND eUMMERR GARDEN.
PAT and pay North Main street.
J. J. LODGE MANAGER.
Week Conn enciDg
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 18Th.
Aad During the Week Special Performance Sunday
Evening,
The Great Dram In Five Acts,
THE OCTOROON.
spe cial Scenery and ffects All the Old Faverite
in the Cast.
Adn issfon Is Is and Sc, Reserved seats at thu
nox ONCE during the day.
Performance commences at $40 p. m. shsrp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
TIE CALIsoRe la DEFECTIVE,

with specialties eongs. Dances and etc.
s5<aer nj Admission 10 IS and IS cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
ROION SINGLE.

~ AnFIgl.D OPERA HOUSE.
III Esau You've, Sole Lessees and Managers.
MONDAY. JULY u,
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

by Refined and Pleasing specialties
sOngs Dances. Etc.
THURSDAY. JUFE14.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
WE SAY Is TR(

IF you want to furnish your house this is the pest
opportunity you will ever have to save money. you
can 60 to the mountains on the difference
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

sVsHs MAIN STREET THEATRE
n AND SUMMER GARDEN.
PAT and pay North Main street.
j. j. LODGE MANAGER.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

YxYIOHITA ZOOLOGICAL MUSEUM.
Nv x5l, 2SS AND rs MAIN STREET
". 6. MCCONNELL Manager
1ne Coolest Place OF Amusement In the City.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

We can to get out we Of the builder Big sac
r1fice on dry goods Look out Tor Dig oarsainS'
Everything but cOrSetS at cost
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Ladies gauzs underwear at Is, worth 40 40 {, G
goods. Buy great bargain in
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24
Beautiful Iceland Lawns

cra2v cloth for mother hubbards at 10 cents yard
Keep cool wearing Thompson's glove fitting summer
cOrsetS, found only at the
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-24

Beautiful gray suiting expressly for travelling They
make up nObby suits The Manitau check is the latest
The Wagon Wheel Gap stripe Is the proper thing TOT
the Manttau.
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A Msrr,.ss insu rsnc, Compap,.

- MottIs8o ueutouCS VOmyAny.
A number Of clerks In the treasury depart.
ment at Washington have formed marriage
insurance company. Twenty Of them have
already Paid In their initiation fee, and
pledged themselves TO stand by the contract
The number Is limited to any. They agree
TO pay sl00 each when one OF the members
get married. A marriage In the association
is expected within . few days, and then
there Will be . test of the practical work.
ing Of the organic alton. 1t Is said that In
one Of the most fashionable clubs in Wash.
ington, . close corporation, consisting OF ten
or twelve OF the young and single members,
has been formed for the purpose OF marrying
into wealthy families. A contract II signed
by each one entering the organ IL alton to pay,
within one year Of the time OF marriage, ten
per cent OF the money aud property obtained
by the marriage 1t IL agreed In the compact
that the energy and influences OF each mem
bsr shall be exercised without restriction ~
the success OF the end aimed NJ. Each lnal,
Is agent for himself or some other member
| Of the organiz alton, and has his eyes wide
| open to ascertain where profitable marriages
| can be made. When courtship 10 begun by
| one OF the members the combination begins
| to work, and ell kinds.of schemes are msnipu
lated to make his efforts successful
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

In reply to the supporters Of the river and
harbor bill who have been trying to make
people believe that the failure OF the presi.
dent to approve the measure would put an
end TO the work OF improvement, the New
York Times shows by the official report Of
the House committee that there Is no danger
OF the kind. On Nov. l, 1856, the war depart.
ment had on hand an unex pended balance OF
ZIG, 736. 362, all OF which was available for use
on river and haIbor work. This sum ex.
ceeded by more than e, 0OO, 900 the sppr opris.
ton (sl4, ,473. .90O) carried by the bill approved
by the president last year. Only . small
part of that unexpended balance had been
used when he allowed this latest bill to die.
The president appears to have thought that
no addition to this balance OF sl6, $50, ,362 was
required. 1t lis only within very few years
that river and harbor bill has carried more
than $s,0OO 600 or $4,000, 600, but here was
twice a. much still lying in the treasury.
The appropriation was not for any fiscal year.
These facts have been referred to before, but
1t IL we'll to keep them In mind for reply to
criticisms upon the presidents course ln the
matter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

GENERAL BEN BUTLER comes to the front
with letter to Senator Phillips, Of the Mas.
sachusetts legislature, who has introduced
bill for the inspection OF bridges. After
commenting on the impossibillty Of making
An inspection that would be thoroughly relis.
blA he suggests that all bridges should be
subjected to double the strain that ID expected
to 30 put upon them in daily usa He describes
. sytem of testing used by General Stark, by
which girder was subjected to weight Of
thirty tons, and to . side puff of over i've
and quarter tonk--The girders stood this
!est isE iA Aexcess Of any that might be offered
BY the heaviest or most carelessly loaded
train, and General Butler wants all railroad
bridges, whether Of iron or wood, tested In Q
like manner every six months. The com.
missioners OF Massachusetts urged the Bos-
ton & Providence road to test their I" tin
bridge" at stated intervals with Q load
somewhat heavier than the bridge IL ever
called upon to bear" and at the same time
expressed grave distrust OF 1t. Though
there is nothing new In General Buffers
letter, 1t Is well that he has added bis strong
voice to the chorus for better bridges
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

- aaOpeaGias = vhlss whsa ~ ven
oUk1o1 = tonck.
II labose villags ghost on record b 10.
portsd ffuo Plmnoat, near Nyack, N. Y,
ana not ar fro0 SIsepy Hollow. "Those
Who have besa scared declare that Il u
fully eigAt fset IN height, pale - the driven
snow and - noiseless As death; and the
other night one Of Piermonts best and
most reliable citizens fired several pistol
shots at the ghost, but the ghost was not
Injured"
Was his Workmanship as reliable as his
veracity, and is 1t certain the ghost was
not injured I?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21
Water Tleht Cempartments

The collision Of the steamer Hartwell
with an iceberg near the banks Of New
foundland affords good proof Of the value
Of the present system Of building ocean
steamers. A few years ago the result Of
such collision would have been the dis
appearance Of the vessel with all on board
and her name would have been on the long
annual list Of vessels that left port and
were never after heard Of. That the list
isshorter in our own time is largely due to
the water tight compartments.
After the collision the ship was hove to
until morning when . hole four feet
square was found near the water line Of
the port bow; the forward compartment
was full Of water. 1t was narrow
escape.
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PERSONAL.

CARTER HARRISON will not be capdi
date Tor 70 election - mayor OF Chicago.
JAMES N. TRoTrER, tts new recorder NJ
deeds OF the District Of Columbia, is danger
ously iii with pneumonia
Rev. s. N. MOORE, d. n, for niueteen
years pastor OF the Presbyterian church AZ
Tyrone, has rendered his resignation to his
congregation because OF declining health,
WENDELL PHILLIPS once said that the
boy who proposes to be a. good a. his father
must be . good deal better than his father,
tor he has more light and more advantages
WAsHINGToN SELIsNAN, Of the New
YORK banking tirm OF Ssligmsn q bro, shot
himself seriously In Jacksonville, Fla, on
Saturday, under circumstances that indicate
suictdal Intentions
Hon. BAMUEL J. RANDALL has recently
become member OF the AMerican PrOtec
ZIONIST association, the declared object of
which 10 to prevent any interference with the
present tarifi, i,-Ini,adsiphia Record.
AAYoR-KLEcr FITL.R, OF Philadelphia,
hes announced the appointment OF Dr. james
w. White - president OF the department OF
charities and oOrrecti0ns, and the following
directors; Robert Lsughiin, Riehasa G. Nc.
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Exaggeratlon Run Mad.

Certain pyrotechnic pulpit orators are
making use Of the fame Of Henry Ward
Beecher to illuminate themselves, and in
their esgerness to surpass each other in
saying something grand, are indulging in
the most absurd panegyrics of the great
preacher.
We are told that Mr.. Beecher needed
ths whole planet for bis ripening-was not
- Aower.pot growth-as well seek to con.
Ans Niagara In nower.pot."
The Niagara and Aower.pot comparison
- fearful and wonderful, indeed after
a1hought OF 1t We can contemplate the pas.
sGnge Of . camel through needles eye
Without surprise. We are also told that
j" Greenwood 70 now % sacred ss Mount
Venom.
6ueh exasgeratien on'y cat, its subject
into corresponding yldicule.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

lluresiA Ds Richard 4. Clsemsna md
Jomoo 0toWafA
asii 4 Az, tobacco nsnuiscsursrs Of Balsi.
moro diod On Sunday. He wss born IN
Prussia whero he received Q thorough bual.
nssn trimming. Coming 70 America In 1851,
10 engaged with the firm OF which he was
. partner at The time Of his death, and
amassed quite large fortune
DAVID CLARK, OF Hartford, Conn.,, . re.
tired merchant has given to the Hartford
hospital and Old Peoples homo jointly his
fin0 farm Of los acres In the southern part Of
and the whole outfit Of the farm - 1t stands.
The gilt 10 In memory of Mr.. Clsrk's son,
Lester Clark, merchant Of New York, who
died about year ago The eproPerty 10 worth
about 10000
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SPEOlAL NOTICES.
Mothers! Mothers! Mothers!!

Mothers! Mothers! ~ M0thers!l
Are you disturbed At Nigh and broken Of your
rest by = sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting testhf II so.
go At once and get bottle of MRS wlNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t with relieve the poor
little suffer Immediately depend upon 1t there
Is no mistake about 1t, There Is not mother
on ea;th " no has ever used 1t. who will not tell
you at once that 1t will reg guate the bowels, and
give rest TO the mother, and relief and health TO
the child, operating like magic 1t is perfectly
safe to In all cases. and pleasant to the taste
and Is the prescription of one of the oldest ana
best female physicians ana nurses in the United
States. Sold every where. 23 cents bottle.
may3llyd&w
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The Latest Phase Of Irish Oppression.

The Latest Phase Of Irish Oppression.
The Balfour entry into Ireland has al
gsady been marked by trail Of outrage
md blood. Father Keller has been ar
rosted In Youghal, on . warrant Of the
bankrupt court for contempt in refusing
% give evidence against his flock in con-
neetion with the plan of campaign. In the
making Of that arrest, the police were Or
sdeced to shoot the people whenever they
eot The least excuse. The first result Of
this was the killing Of . young man named
Hanlon, and the after shielding of his muir.
derer.
It u astounding that such inhuman meth.
ods = these should b put into practice in
the government OF Ireland in the nine
teenth century. Father Keller had been
guilty Of the dreadful ofiense of refusing to
betray the secrets OF his flock that had been
eon6ded to him through the confessional,
which communication he is bound by his
yGlieion to guard with his life. 1t is not
surprising that his journey from Youghal
70 Dublin Jail was one series OF ovations
In which the excited populace could with
dinhculty be restrained from lay ing violent
hands upon the captors Of the venerable
priest.
II this is the cold.blooded style in which
Balfcur, the new Irish secretary, proposes
TO administer his office, he will leave large
legacy Of new hatred to be borne by those
who come after him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-21

CERTAIN journals having attempted TO
convict the civil service commissioners In.
gagged In the examination OF the Philadel phis
postoftice, Of an attemp. TO whitswash Post
master Harrity are met by the reiterated d
statement OF the commissioners that they
have reso.ted to secret sessions, and their
own stenographer a. . means of protection
sgainst the partisan press. The testimony
and the conclusions of the com mission will
be given to the public at one time and with.
out partisan colorinR, 30 that fair judgment
may be passed by the public upon all the
facts The local Civil Service Reform ssso-
citation is sadly in need OF the whitewashing
but must face the cold facts.